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Henley Hornets Boys Soccer 8-0 North Valley

Wednesday, September 23, 2026·By Garrett Stembridge·Henley High School
Henley Hornets Boys Soccer
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North Valley
Final
Henley High School
WAway · Klamath Falls

Eight goals on the road told the story Tuesday as Henley boys soccer dismantled North Valley 8-0 in a Skyline Conference (4A) matchup, with the Hornets making the trip from Klamath Falls, Oregon, to leave little doubt about where they stand in the league. The shutout win moves Henley to 3-1 on the season and a perfect 2-0 in conference play, a strong early statement for a team that came into the year with clear postseason ambitions. Scoring eight goals away from home against a league opponent is no small feat, and the margin speaks to a side that is clicking on both ends of the field. The defense has been equally impressive, keeping North Valley off the board entirely while the attack found consistent rhythm throughout the match. Henley will look to carry that momentum into upcoming league contests as the Skyline Conference race begins to take shape this fall.

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